Aracely Arámbula’s lawyer says that Luis Miguel has not paid support since 2019

2023-09-23 00:06:35

After a judge from the Civil Registry of Mexico City issued a certificate that shows that the singer Luis Miguel is not a delinquent food debtor, as indicated by his ex-partner Aracely Arámbula, the actress’s lawyer assured that the singer does owe because he has not given anything to his children since 2019.

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The official document indicates that after the search carried out in the Registry of Delinquent Food Debtors, to which articles 35 and 323 seventh of the Civil Code for Mexico City refer, Luis Miguel Gallego Basteri, to date, has not been finds himself as a food debtor. The document was issued at the central office of the CDMX Civil Registry and signed by Crystel Guadalupe Arellano Moreno.

According to the law, anyone who does not pay alimony for more than 90 days is considered a food debtor.

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A few days ago, Arámbula mentioned the duties not fulfilled by the Sol de México for her sons Miguel, 16, and Daniel, 14. The actress said that just as the singer is great on stage, he should be great as a father .

“There is certainly debt. The last payment that this Mr. Gallego made to Mrs. Arámbula was in December 2019. From that day on, he did not pay a single cent in favor of his children,” said Guillermo Pous, the actress’s lawyer, in a telephone interview. .

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The lawyer clarified that the document issued by a judicial authority of the Civil Registry is true and current, but it does not reflect the real situation.

“For someone to be in that registry as a delinquent food debtor, there had to have been an order from a judge requesting that they be registered or registered in that condition,” Pous explained. “And I put the generic case, take away the name Aracely or Luis Miguel, but if I had been married, I get divorced and have minor daughters and I must pay them alimony, and if my wife has not sued me judicially, it appears that I am not I am a debtor.”

Which indicates that at the moment there is no judicial procedure that proves that the singer has not complied with his pension payments in Mexico City. For this reason, the singer’s name does not appear as a delinquent food debtor.

“If he had already sued him and it was proven that he had not paid the pension,” the lawyer explained, “the judge would have had to issue a judgment or sentence and he would appear as a debtor.”

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